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Solo Arrimer - British offshore sailors ready for first race of season
Tue, 9 Apr 2013
British offshore solo sailors, Sam Goodchild and Henry Bomby are all set for Thursday's (11th April 2013) start of the Solo Arrimer in Les Sables d'Olonne. The fleet for this 320 nm race is exceptionally strong. Amongst the 26 Figaroists are six previous winners of the Solitaire du Figaro including Michel Desjoyeaux, the only sailor to win the Vendee Globe twice.
Sam Goodchild, Vasco De Gama: 'This is the first chance to tell how my winter training has gone. The quality of this fleet is high and although 14 other competitors are sailing in a Transatlantic race at the moment it'll be great for me to see how much work I have to do in the next 6 weeks before the start of the Solitaire.'
23 year old Goodchild and 22 year old Bomby have spent the last few months racing alongside, and learning from many of the top French sailors at the Pole Finistere training centre in Brittany. This race will be the first time both Brits have competed onboard their new boats for the season.
Henry Bomby, Zhik - Made for Water: 'To be starting in Les Sables is always special. It's really exciting to be going into my first race with my own boat and campaign. It's given me the freedom and independence to make my own decisions which I much prefer. Maybe last year, in my rookie season, it was all too new and I wasn't ready for that, but I am really enjoying this added factor this year'
The Solo Arrimer begins and ends in Les Sables d'Olonne and takes the fleet on a 48 hour race North around the island of Belle-Ile and back again. This race is one of qualifying races ahead of the 44th Solitaire du Figaro that starts in Bordeaux on 2nd June.
There are a growing number of British sailors taking part in this French-dominated racing circuit. Goodchild and Bomby, both graduates of the Artemis Offshore Academy, will be among five young English sailors taking part in this week's race. The academy was set up to support and encourage offshore sailing in the UK. Now in its third year, it hopes that one day there will be a British winner of the Vendee Globe. Doing well in the Figaro has been an important training ground for many solo sailors with global racing ambitions.
by Sam Joseph
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Good points. I've also used the SportBEC from Dimension Engineering, which is a very nice BEC, but I've still lost planes equipped with that BEC. 3.5 amps ought to be enough for 5 standard servos, but then the question becomes... how much power is the receiver itself using? I've been told that the XPS receivers draw significant current on their own, which may contribute to so many lockouts. If you only plan for enough power to handle your servos without considering the receiver itself, you're asking for trouble. I'm curious if there is a difference in receiver power consumption between the various 2.4ghz receivers. |
Thank you for your feedback on the motor mounting. HOWEVER, I am looking forward to see your video Have a nice weekend! Terje |
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Sorry guys, I couldn't find the FireWire cable to get video posted, and I have been trying to get ready for the St George fly-in, my favorite of the year, which is why I was hurrying to get the Spitfire done. I'm there now, and have just had one of the most enjoyable flying days of my life. I got my CMP P51 50 resurrected using the Spitfire guts, and that filled the spot in the squadron. We had some fantastic formation flying today, Then had a big combat session (got over 30 collisions), had a big club BBQ, then had a 2 hour night-flying session. We're up on a desert bluff and had dozens of cars get off the freeway to chase down the UFOs, including the police. Then it devolved into night-combat and I brutalized 2 more combat planes planes. My face hurts from smiling so hard for so hard!
I'll track down that cable and post video as soon as I get home. |
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Sadly, it was shot in NTSC rather than HD. The setting got changed on my camcorder, so the video is pretty crappy compared to what I normally post. But it's better than nothing, I guess. My power system is the Turnigy SK 50-55 580KV motor from HobbyKing, with an 80 amp Turnigy ESC. It's spinning a 13x11 APC gas prop. Retract servos are some micro metal gear servos, can't remember which brand. Better than the Hitec 82mg, higher torque, but same size. Anyway, here's the video... FWIW. It'll take it a little while to process on Youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J723S25nCU0 Cheers, Todd |
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Can you supply any more details on the retract set up? I can't find any pictures on the thread showing details...is it set up for two separate retract servo's or one? Sorry to hear of your problems and losing the model. I see from the thread that the model is back in stock at Nitro Models...the SK50-55 is on back order at HC. I think that is the motor I may go with and plan on 5S packs...any other idea? What is the empty weight of the model? It would be nice to get it down to 6 pounds..... Sounds like yours flew fine at 7 pounds.... Thnx, Denny |
Further thoughts/questions on motors... I would really like to stay with 4S packs if possible. Can the SK50-55 run on 4S5000 packs on small enough prop diameters to work? I have also been looking at the Turnigy 50-45/890kv and Turnigy SK 42-50/650kv. Each motor at HC has a different way of showing possible props, batteries, etc..... Thnx, Denny |
I originally had a Turnigy 50-45/890kv motor in mine, but I couldn't get the plane to balance. It also ran very hot and drew too many amps on my 4S setup with the prop I was using, the 13x11, so I decided to go with a heavier, lower KV motor so I could solve both problems. I had the 50-55 on-hand for another project and stuck it in, and that got the plane to balance with my 5S 4400 packs (which was exactly the same weight as my 4S 5000mah packs, so either would have worked). I'm sure you could get either motor to work, just plan on having your batteries right in the nose next to your motor, and possibly needing to add lead for nose weight. One of the other guys here on the thread said he got his to balance with the 42-50 without any problems, but I don't see how. Maybe he had a heavy battery or something to offset the light motor. I just used the retracts that came with the plane. They're already installed when you get the plane, though I did have to pull them out and make some adjustments to get them to lock properly. You can use a single standard sized servo for retracts (requires opening up the servo bay a bit), or two independent servos since each wing has a servo bay for the retracts. I used two separate servos because I had them on hand. I'm not sure about the empty weight, I haven't measured it. 7lbs flew fine, just a little bouncy on the landings. I'm sure once I get a few more flights on it, the landings will be much better. Good luck with whatever you choose to do on your power setup. Todd |
Thanks for the help! Can the 50-55 run on a 4S pack? I am probably splitting hairs as new 5S4400 or 5S5000 packs won't break the bank from HC. (sounds like you need now weight anyway) For retracts I like the separate servo's. From pictures earlier in the thread it looks like there may be a retract servo bay in each wing panel? Do retract servo's all run 180 degrees in travel? Can you set up the end points like you do with normal servo's? Thanks again, Denny |
The 50-55 could run on a 4S pack no problem, but you may need to go with a larger prop for performance. I bought a 14x9 3-blade master airscrew to put on mine, and it looks GREAT on the plane, but you'll probably need a 5000mah 4S to handle the current draw. After my maiden runs, I had planned on swapping that out, but the plane didn't survive the 2nd flight. I rarely risk a 3-blade prop and 3-blade spinner on the maiden, they're too expensive and difficult to come by. The APC 13x11 gas is my "maiden" prop, because it always survives. Even with the Spitfire nosing into the ground from a high dive, the APC prop survived with only minor scratches, and the plane was a total loss.
I'm running dedicated A123 cells to my receivers from now on, for anything over a small parkflyer. I just don't trust BECs to power these stupid 2.4ghz receivers. This plane can handle the weight of the extra cells. I didn't use dedicated retract servos. I don't like that they're so hard to set up, especially to change the speed of motion and range. I just use regular servos. But keep in mind, regular servos bind a lot more frequently with retracts than a standard retract servo, and a servo that binds causes huge power drag on your receiver. That may be why mine died. My retract servos hummed just a tiny bit, so I know they were drawing some juice at a constant rate. |
I either use my Astro Flight watt meter or an amp meter in series with my battery feeding the rx to check current draw when using retracts. I just finished a Super Sportwin and has dual retract servos. It sounds like a separate rx pack wouldn't hurt in the Spitty. I may use a Castle UBEC... Denny |
what 3-blade spinner are you gentlemen using? Photos would be nice!
Another one you might want to consider, rather than the 42-50 650kv is the 42-60 600kv. Same KV as the 50-55, and a little heavier than the 42-50. http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=2098 So many motor options! Gotta love it! Mike, www.atsrcplanes.com sells the ProSpin 3-blade spinners for a good price, and they have great service. http://www.atsrcplanes.com/pro_spin_...ers_for_rc.htm I had to get a separate shaft adapter for my plane because the shaft was a weird thread. I can't remember which one I used, but it was from HobbyKing. Another option that's even cheaper is himodel.com http://www.himodel.com/plane/3.25_in...m_Spinner.html I think it may be the same spinner, but am not really sure. I've got one of those on order (already shipped) so that I can compare it to the ATS Prospin, which I already have. I'm putting one on the spit, and the other on the mustang. |
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Chasing a Character to Find the Plot by Adite Banerjie
Posted By Jennifer Tanner On August 8, 2014 @ 12:55 am In Characterization,Plot/Structure,Weekly Lecture Schedule | 23 Comments
Author Adite Banerjie [2] joins us today to share her process on writing a character driven story.
Welcome back, Adite!
I have often been accused of writing stories that are plot-driven. And I plead guilty as charged!
Blame it on my training in screenwriting, a medium where action is more important than words. As a screenwriter you learn to steer clear of emotions that are not "actionable" or do not push the story forward. So much so that writing introspective points-of-view that require digging deep into character motivations makes me break in a cold sweat.
When I started writing my second book, Trouble has a New Name for Harlequin's Indian Author Collection Series, I decided to face-off with my fear of developing character-driven stories.
Here's a quick and easy roundup of my journey and the lessons I learned along the way.
Going for the K.I.S.S.
As far as plot was concerned, I would go with the KISS. And I don't mean the hot, bone-melting, tongue-tango kind. Rather, the Keep It Simple Strategy. My strategy would be to create a logline (or premise) that was not too complicated and didn't involve too many twists and turns in the plot.
Easier said than done—because I'm obsessive when it comes to outlining. Every beat, scene, turning point in the plot needs to be laid out in vivid detail.
After struggling with the KISS for weeks, I still couldn't work out a single premise that was free of plot complications.
Lesson Learned #1: Start with the character and not the premise.
Taking inspiration from Chick-lit
Now that I knew I was going about KISS the wrong way, I decided on a new tack. Since my focus was on writing a character-driven story, I would begin with my [3]Heroine. I turned to the chick-lit genre for inspiration. Heck, that wasn't going to be any easier! Though I love the frothiness of a chick-lit, I'm not terribly fond of first person narratives. Sure, it makes you get deeper under the skin of the character, but the obsession with skin-deep stuff—brands, makeover and make-outs—wasn't really my kind of writing. Call me old-fashioned but I love those sweeping romantic sagas that make you sigh and swoon. Yet, I so admire the frothy, light-hearted, fresh appeal of the chick-lit. Well, that's me…mixed up!
Lesson Learned #2: Focus on characterizations rather than the writing style.
Mixing and Matching
I struggled to keep the confusion at bay that was turning my brain into mush. What use was a strategy without characters or plot? And since Sophie Kinsella's quirky heroines were still doing their merry little dance in my head, I decided to create my own goofy heroine.
Here's what I came up with: Rayna Dutt, an up-and-coming model is a firm believer of Murphy's laws which she calls Rayna's Book of Immutable Laws (RBIL). More often than not these laws come back to bite her in the butt.
As Rayna's character began to take shape, I discovered something totally fascinating…Rayna's 'impulsive' character trait was beginning to drive some of the situations that would land her in trouble. And her 'immutable laws' were providing the plot points. Here's a little illustration:
RBIL #3 Turbulence, emotional turmoil and tequila make for a lethal combination.
She leaped out of her seat, hand clamped hard against her mouth and dashed for the washroom. But one of her flip-flops caught the back of the seat and she flailed her arms to grab something—anything. Just then the stewardess emerged, balancing a tray containing a pitcher of orange juice and savoury snacks. Rayna clutched at the hostess's arm as she desperately tried to save herself from hitting the floor of the plane face first and throwing up at the same time. But the pitcher had no such luck. It headed southwards and Rayna cringed as its contents splashed all over Mr. Deductive Logic. She heard him mutter a savage curse and then felt his strong arm steady her. Breaking free, she made it to her destination and threw up into the toilet bowl in the nick of time. Hey Bhagwan! (Oh God!) She was living her worst nightmare ever!
Lesson Learned #3: Use character traits to develop situations that would move the story forward.
Doing it Upside Down
Once I had the character traits down for Rayna – feisty, independent, impulsive with a penchant for getting into trouble – coming up with her motivation was a breeze. She is motivated by pride and when in trouble seeks out face saving solutions.
Next stop: Premise. Before I knew it, I had a logline that went something like this….
Flying to the Andaman Islands for her best friend's big fat wedding couldn't happen at a worse time for recently-dumped Rayna Dutt. Perhaps the handsome hotelier Neel Arora can come to her rescue?
Lesson Learned #4: Upside down (premise after character) works!
Best of Both Worlds
Once the characters had been sketched out, I went back to devising a beat sheet. Yeah, old habits die hard. The only difference was this time, it was not a detailed beat sheet but a few essential plot points that would help me keep track as I wrote my first draft.
As I started writing, it all began to come together. The novel was turning out to be a frothy, fun novel with the humor-tinged voice of a chick-lit but the luscious body of a romance!
Life had been amazingly spectacular ever since Neel had stormed back into it. Rayna had taken permanent residence on cloud nine. And she had a new and vastly improved Book of Immutable Laws that she'd renamed the Love Nirvana Book.
Rule #1: When you're with your Mr. Right nothing can go wrong!
Lesson Learned #5: Follow your character to create your story. Thanks, Rayna Dutt, for showing your author the way!
What challenges you in your writing and how you deal with it?
Amy Alessio returns tomorrow with more reading recommendations and author Marilyn Brant joins us on Monday, August 11th.
[4] Trouble Has A New Name [5] (Mills & Boon Indian Author Collection)
Will you pretend to be my fiancé for the next few days?
Recently single model Rayna Dutt does not feel like flying to her friend's big fat Indian wedding. But she does—and when a mix-up with room allocation forces her to share a luxury villa on Emerald Isle with the gorgeous owner of the hotel Neel Arora, best man at the wedding, things begin to look up.
Until Rayna's ex turns up with a new girl on his arm!
Hitting the panic button, Rayna searches for a solution. Surely Neel wouldn't mind being her fake fiancé…? In an instant the attraction they share is at fever-pitch, but when scandal comes calling Rayna soon finds herself in more trouble than she can handle!
Bio: Adite Banerjie is a screenwriter and published author. Growing up in a home with a filmmaker dad who worked in the world's largest film industry (yes, Bollywood!) and a voracious reader for a mom, it was inevitable she would fall in love with both films and books.
She turned to fiction writing after a fulfilling and exciting career as a business journalist. When she penned her first romantic short story, she won the Harlequin India Passions Aspiring Authors Contest (2012). Her debut title, The Indian Tycoon's Marriage Deal, based on the winning short story, came out in September 2013. Her second title (Trouble Has a New Name) is now available as an e-book internationally and in paperback and e-book formats in India.
Adite lives in New Delhi, India, with her writer husband, mother and their adorable Irish Setter. She would be delighted to hear from her readers at http://www.aditebanerjie.com [2]. Amazon Profile [6] Pinterest [7] Facebook [8] Twitter [9]
23 Comments To "Chasing a Character to Find the Plot by Adite Banerjie"
#1 Comment By Rubina Ramesh On August 8, 2014 @ 1:38 am
Adite Banerjie has always been an inspiration. The characters she creates are very relatable yet glamorous. This is one lady, whose books I would never miss.
#2 Comment By Renita D'Silva On August 8, 2014 @ 2:31 am
Really enjoyed this informative post. Thank you, Adite, for sharing your writing process with us. Rayna sounds wonderful! Cannot wait to meet her in 'Trouble Has a New Name'
#3 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 8, 2014 @ 5:16 am
Rubina, thanks so much for your kind words!
#4 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 8, 2014 @ 5:19 am
Thanks, Renita! I do hope you like her…but be warned, she is a bit ditsy!
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#6 Comment By Laurie Schnebly Campbell On August 8, 2014 @ 8:10 am
Adite, I love how you summarized each lesson in a single pithy sentence — Rayna did a fabulous job with those.
It's amazing to me how many ways of writing work for various authors; and this is a lovely example of the best way to start with the character.
Thanks for sharing your process!
Laurie, who never knew your husband is a writer as well — that's so cool <3
#7 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 8, 2014 @ 8:17 am
Hi Laurie, thanks for stopping by! Confession time: Rayna has been secretly attending your fabulous workshops!
#8 Comment By Carrie Spencer On August 8, 2014 @ 9:19 am
Morning Adite!
I'm always hugely challenged by plot. My characters do fine, but the plot? Oy, drives me crazy. No matter how much pre-planning I do – which frankly isn't a LOT – I always develop a plot hole of mammoth proportions.
Thanks for letting us read your process and looking forward to reading your book!
#9 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 8, 2014 @ 9:37 am
LOL, Carrie…I know what you mean. But I guess, with every book we develop new skills to weave characters and plot seamlessly. Good luck with your writing and thanks for the opportunity to post on RU!
#10 Comment By Reet Singh On August 8, 2014 @ 9:43 am
Hi Adite, thanks for sharing. Will try some of your tricks for my next one – they sound very handy – and you've proved they work with 'Trouble'!
#11 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 8, 2014 @ 9:53 am
Thanks Reet. I'm sure you have your own 'bag of writing tricks'!
#12 Comment By Devika Fernando On August 8, 2014 @ 10:19 am
What a wonderful post! It is so interesting to see how your screenwriting background influences your writing – and how you've found your niche. I absolutely loved "The Indian Tycoon's Marriage Deal", and that includes your style of writing. Can't wait to get my hands on "Trouble Has A New Name"!
#13 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 8, 2014 @ 6:55 pm
Thanks Devika for your kind words. Hope you enjoy Trouble has a new name too!
#14 Comment By Jennifer Tanner On August 8, 2014 @ 8:59 pm
Hi Adite,
I'm a fan of character-driven stories. I sketch out my characters first with an idea of a plot, but the plot usually hybridizes as the characters really start to bloom. For me, the story sounds more authentic than trying to stick characters into a plot because their motivation may not be true to character.
Thanks for joining us today!
#15 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 8, 2014 @ 9:44 pm
My pleasure entirely, Jennifer!
#16 Comment By Victoria Adams On August 9, 2014 @ 7:06 am
Great post. I never thought about how I write, but you described it for me. I generally know what's supposed to happen, but I let my characters take control.
#17 Comment By Arti On August 9, 2014 @ 11:03 am
Loved it Adite
#18 Comment By Jan On August 9, 2014 @ 3:04 pm
I can't write a detailed plot to save my life. I'm more of a pantser, but I MUST figure out the character and backstory first. Then I let the hero and heroine guide me.
#19 Comment By Becke Martin Davis On August 10, 2014 @ 2:57 pm
Adite – I'm so sorry I'm late! I could have sworn I posted a comment on Friday. Geesh! I'm more of a pantser than a plotter, but I do like to start with a framework of anchor scenes. I like your suggestions very much and I'm going to try this right away. Thank you for a very helpful post!
#20 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 11, 2014 @ 7:40 am
Thanks Victoria for reading and tweeting.
#21 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 11, 2014 @ 7:40 am
Thanks, Arti!
#22 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 11, 2014 @ 8:11 am
Hi Jan. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts! Good luck with your writing.
#23 Comment By Adite Banerjie On August 11, 2014 @ 9:30 am
Hi Becke. No problem at all. I'm glad you found the post useful.
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The Lamanite forces grew in strength and threatened Nephite cities. Captain Moroni sent a letter to Pahoran, requesting more soldiers and supplies to help defend their land, but the help never came. As you read Alma 59, notice what happened as a result of that lack of support and look for at least two concerns Moroni had about his people and the government that should have supported him.
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Review Alma 59:3–13 and write a letter to Pahoran that includes the issues and concerns you would have about that situation if you were Moroni.
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Page 2, Mario Kart Wii Cheats for Wii
Our guide to everything in Mario Kart Wii
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All you have to do is have 2 or more players, then player 1 choose the character you both want. Then, un-confirm your pick and do not pick again yet. Then, player 2 pick the same one. Player 1 hits the B button, then goes back into character selection. Both players press A. You are both the same character. ( When you go to pick bike/kart one players character will look weird. )
No thumbs
Maple Treeway:Right after GO!, turn right and there will be a cut to the cannon also after the bouncy net turn left and there will be a cut to the start/finish line.
First, choose multiplayer. Then choose a character you are arguing about to play. Choose him with your opponent choosing nothing. Then press b 2 times. Then go back to the character selection to have your partner do the same thing. Then when you go back to character selection, you are both that character!!!! This same glicth has a side effect. After your first race, the second player's car will dissapear. Hope this helped
Follow the trains off near the finsh,make sure you are neally touching the last one,and once the 1st ones gone,speed up and lanch off the side your on and onto the other side
Right after the net near the finish you can go either to the left or the right and there will be a little ramp that will shoot you up a ways. Also right after the finish/ starting line there is another better short cut on the right that will take you all the way to the cannon really fast. Hope this Helps
In the shell cup 1st race, when you see building blocks, drive in between them there is a secret ramp.In adition to the first ramp you will take atleast 1 place ahead
Since funk kong replaced petey piranha. Select funky kong. Then you pick the bike below the standard. Go to time trials and pick the delfino square course. Right as you pick the course press everybutton on the remote except b and petey piranha is on the screen but not funky. Hope this helps.
Do you stink at Maple Treeway? I did until I found this shortcut. So when you are going off the net, go left, not strait. You will go through the tree and out the other side and usually pass up to five people. There is also a path on the right, but don't go on it. It really slows you down because it shoots you right into another tree. So there you have it. Maple Treeway shortcut!
To do this you have to go on Special Cup on any cc even mirror mode . When the race starts turn a bit and then you will see on the rock in front of you and there will be tire marks on there. Go ON IT and then when you go downhill go up again and TADA! There's the shortcut. Please give me comments.
P.S. At the big jump do a big turn with automatic avoiding falling, Manual still works but it is more complicated.
Once you hit an item box, keep pressing up/down/L until you get your item. That's all their it is to it.
If you want to find a way to go ahead of lots of racers in daisy circut then before you get to the statues of daisy and luigi drive along the curve to see a building with some stairs. Go into the building and find at the end of the building is a raimbow pad if you go onto the rainbow pad you will be shot out the building and go really far onto the normal track. (doing a trick off the raimbow pad will make you go even faster. I also recomend using a mushroom when you get to the stairs because the stairs might slow you down a little.) this might get you in first. (if not first then you will get another good place.)
To do this,drive and drive until you are next to the Yoshi egg.Try to jump on it(using Queen Mushroom or Mushroom). If you do,the Yoshi Egg will make you jump to the other side.Yeah!You are in 1st place!Luckily,Nintendo will not ban you for this so,you don't have to worry about ANYTHING.
What you do is have at least 1 mushroom try and get first without using a mushroom wait until sombody releases the blue shell (this part is VERY VITAL please read carfully)when the blue shell has turned around in circles' VERY FAST use the mushroom and it will lock on the place before you used the mushroom.thank you for reading this cheat.
Here's a tutorial on how to do the Spindrift! First move the analog stick. If it's a left corner, then move the analog stick right, left Quickly! Before your hop touches the ground. If it's a right corner, move the analog sick left,right Quickly! Before your hop touches
The ground.
Note: This doesn't work with the Wii Wheel! It works with the Nunchuck, Classic Controller, and the Gamecube controller. Good luck trying to do the spindrift.
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You can do this off of any tree. This glitch is easier to do with Funky Kong and the Spear. Make sure his elbow is at the tree. Boost is optional. Then, get enough speed and there you have it. Left elbow cleaner. Make sure you do this off of a tree. Not useful for Time Trials. Just a for fun glitch.
Go on the Time Trials. Do a Time Trial for each race in the Mushroom, Flower, Star, Shell, and Banana Cups. Then, turn off your Wii after you have gone back to the title page. Turn it back on and go to your profile (the one you did all of this on), and it will say all of the things you've unlocked. Good luck!
Ok,to get a small boost while racing, get directly behind someone on a long straight road. You also cannot turn while doing this trick. If you do it correctly, you will see several blue streaks that fly behind you. Keep driving straight, and you will see a blue force field in front of you. You will then get a small boost!
When the countdown starts, wait until the "2" begins to disappear, then (hold 2) to get a boost at the start of the race.
When the timer to begin the race just starts, (hold 1 + 2). As soon as it is about to say "Go" , release both buttons and (press 2) as you would normally do to start the race. If you did it correctly you will get a quick boost that will usually put you in first place in the 50cc and 100cc class.
When you do the cheat for the same character in multiplayer, when you are at the course selecting screen the second and third(maybe) karts are invisible!they are floating in a sitting position!
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The Limited Edition Skylanders: Swap Force Wii U Basic Set is actually a pretty good deal, especially if you're not a big fan of Mario or storage space. It's the basic white Wii U, a Skylanders: Swap Force starter kit with an exclusive color-shifting Washbuckler figure, and a copy of Nintendo Land on disc — the deluxe set doesn't even get that anymore.
With the Swap Force starter set running $75 on its own, it's like getting a basic Wii U for $225, and considering folks will pay a premium for that Washbuckler figure on eBay if you don't want it, it's even cheaper than that. Just don't mention the exclusive figure from last year's Wii bundle was recently released at retail on the cheap.


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I've practically bathed myself with Rive Gauche everyday since as long as I can remember. It certainly is lighter and doesn't last as long as it used to, I guess that's due to it being Eau de Toilette and not the 'parfume'. Please bring back the RG perfume, I promise to still 'bathe' in it and wear it everyday!!!
I love Rive Gauche, but most importantly I get more compliments wearing this perfume than any other. I wish there was a full line of products. And I wish there was a perfume version. I am too young to remember it from the 70's. My best friends mom did wear this perfume but I don't remover the cent on her. I only remember the iconic bottle.
The best scent I've ever used in my entire life. I've sprayed my linens, my scarves, my stationery...please bring back the full line. At one time I had the perfume, the body crème, the toilette...everything. It's so hard to get in the States, and I never see the perfume or rich body crème. I have not had any for years and people still ask about the perfume I used to wear.
As a 12 year old child, while watching my aunt prepare for work in front of the mirror, she turned to me and handed me a third full container of Rive Gauche. "Here, keep this!" Those words were my cue to spritz that amazing scent on me. I could not believe it, I owned such an exquisite scent. I remember using my beautiful Rive Gauche fragrance sparingly so as to preserve it. That moment and the fragrance have remained in my memory for my entire life. I have continued to wear Rive Gauche and love as much as when I was 12. I lead YSL to understand how difficult it is to obtain this most beautiful fragrance. I particularly like to be able to purchase a fragrance spontaneously from any retailer, since I run out of Rive Gauche frequently. My question is WHY is a fragrance, which is clearly the most beautiful on your entire line and in any retail store, on such a hiatus? Please stop making the many Rive Gauche customers have to buy such a limited line of your absolute winner, Rive Gauche. Bring back an entire line of Rive Gauche! There is nothing but garbage out there! Rive Gauche must return! Thank you, Smelling of Rive Gauche
My mother wore it and now I do I love it and always takes me back when I would smell it on my mother since she passed I wear it now and my children and grand children know this fragrance is me
I first was exposed to this scent in 1973; my best friend's mother wore it. I made it my own and have been wearing it ever since. I, like many others, feel the complete line should be brought back! I really miss the lotion, parfum, and would love the powder. Please, YSL, listen to those who know and love the true essence of this fragrance. I have been associated with it all these years, as was my mother! I brought it home and she loved it. Since she and my friend's mother have passed, I carry the torch!
Rive Gauche is my all time favortie scent. It is the only scent that I put on that doesn't change due to my body chemistry. In the 70's someone gave my mother a bottle as a Christmas gift and she let me have it because I loved it so. I have loved it ever since. For a long time I was unable to find it, but now that I can again, I hope I never have to give it up again.


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Abstract: | Erythrocytes of chickens with Plasmodium gallinaceum infection were exposed to ultrasound at frequencies between ',YA4 and N57 kHz. All frequencies studied caused erythrocytc disruption and release of free parasites if the intensity was great enough, although irradiation with IYM kHz appeared to cause more rapid crythrocytc disruption at comparable intensities than did irradiation at the other frequencies studied. Cellular disruption was slower in plasma than in saline, Alsevcr's solution, or phosphate buffer. Any intensity which caused cavitation caused disruption at a rate roughly proportional to the intensity. When cavitation was suppressed, disruption was almost stopped. The probable sequence of events during sonication of erythrocytes was local damage to the membrane resulting in distortion of the erythroeyte followed by subsequent hemolysis leaving the parasite and erythrocyte nucleus enclosed in the ghost. On further sonication the membrane disrupted and both parasite and nucleus were released. If the parasites were not removed from the ultrasonic field, they, in turn, were disrupted. |
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This was ok, not as good as I hoped it would be. If you like avocado I suggest you try CRUMBED AVOCADO STEAK from this site. It's 100% better than this dish!
This recipe produces an excellient tasting dish with endless variations...I usually change it up a bit, I add Pacante sauce and fresh jalapenos to the refried beans, and usually pan fry the steak (venison) with the onion and then make guacamole with the avocado...Serve with a side of salsa and corn chips. Wonderfull! Crpdeth
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This is the ad depicting a mixed race couple with a perfectly adorable child, that apparently got on some trolls' nerves. So much so that Cheerios had to disable the comments on its youtube page.
By the way, interracial marriage in the states wasn't made "legal" until 1967, which is insane to even write but there you go.
What's interesting to me from an advertising standpoint is just how much this exposes about our own profession. People who don't work in advertising are most likely unaware of it even if they're being influenced by it. If you work in advertising in America, then you've most likely been in seriously retrograde conversations with clients concerning "diversity" when casting a spot.
You see, a lot of clients view potential cast members in their spot not by what is best and appropriate for the spot in terms of acting and concept, but rather by the number of boxes they can tick off on their color wheel.
I have heard insanely absurd comments by clients when it comes to this stuff. For instance: "We can't cast an Indian, he needs to be black," "He's not black enough," "He's too black," and "Can we get an Asian in the mix," and "This does not meet our standards of diversity." These comments by the way, have come from clients in the financial service industry, automobile clients, lottery clients and more.
These are the kinds of conversations one hears in advertising and keeps well hidden because they are so disgusting they make us want to quit advertising. Whether its picking and choosing from the color wheel or keeping everything alabaster, these client-mandated "standards," are disturbing.
So I have to give it up for the Cheerios client for being so modern. And by "modern," I mean "completely normal." Again, I say Cheerios client because whatever the agency says, they had no say so in it. Clients have been known approve the smallest piece of wardrobe for fuck's sake. So good on ya Cheerios for being cool.
But if you take the hysterical non-issue out of the equation, you're left with a Cheerios spot with better casting than usual, a nice use of steady cam, and a touching moment with the dad waking up to Cheerios on his heart. In other words, you're left with a better than predictable treacly Cheerios spot in a long line of treacly Cheerios spots.
Put it another way-- at the time of writing this, it barely has 250K views. But considering some spots on Cheerios youtube page are topping out at thirteen thousand, at least people tuned in to this one.
And hopefully the majority of people tuned in for the right reasons.
Client: Cheerios
Agency: Saatchi NY
I really like this commercial. I understand the "kid logic". I also know all too well the stupid stuff people say about interracial marriage - enough said.
I don't envy anyone in advertising when it comes to what clients want; not fun but there is happy hour.
The "Kid logic" is cute, and so is that little girl. :)
Thought it was interesting that Blockbuster Video does the exact same thing this week without any attention:
No one seems to be covering the trend...
By the way, interracial marriage in the states wasn't made "legal" until 1967, which is insane to even write but there you go.
A bit more explanation of this:
Not every state in the United States had laws against interracial marriage. From 1913 to 1947, 30 states had laws against interracial marriage on their books. Subsequently, the number of states with anti-miscegenation laws continued to decline. By the time of the 1967 US Supreme Court decision Loving v Virginia, there were 16 states that still had laws against interracial marriage. As a result of the Loving decision, those laws were deemed un-Constitutional and therefore unenforceable. It took until the year 2000 before the last state in the nation to still have such laws on the books (Alabama) removed them. Now, though, interracial marriages are legal throughout the United States, thanks to Mr. & Mrs. Loving.
The anniversary of the Loving decision, June 12, is "Loving Day". Celebrations of Loving Day occur throughout the country, from the 10th annual Flagship Celebration in New York (attended by more than a thousand people every year), to a Loving Day film festival in New Orleans, and even a Loving Day luau in Cerritos, California!
Thanks for the piece. Actually, it would have been helpful to see the comments... and refute them one-by-one. I mention that in my piece here: "According to Our Hearts: Lessons Lost and Learned from the Cheerios Commercial Controversy": http://www.mixedracestudies.org/wordpress/?p=31531
By the way, the court case "Loving v. Virginia" DID NOT make interracial marriage legal in the states. It invalidated the anti-miscegenation laws in the 15 REMAINING states that had such statutes. TEN states, including New York and New Jersey, NEVER had any such laws.
Yep. Cheerios is about selling cheerios, not about refuting dumb comments one by one.... That don't put breakfast on our tables.
That also explains why advertisers are wary of depicting anything other than standard Barbie&Ken - they spend more time defending that than selling their product. The spokesperson is too greek, too jewish, too tall, too freckled, too fat... The couple in bed don't have wedding bands (outrage!), the couple married are mixed race (outrage!) the couple married are of the same sex (outrage!)... None of this moves product. Or does it?
The most interesting part of this story is that it took Cheerios more than a week to find the "disable comments" button, and they are now aware of the greater internet fuckwad theory. Adage says the spot tested positively with everyone except over 50 guys (who hate ads with kids anyway), it's likely gong to be banned in Canada for that over-promising health claim.... and I amuse myself imagining this little girl president of the united states when she grows up. She's got health-care down, man.
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The New Orleans Saints are ready to take on the St. Louis Rams in Week 15, and head coach Sean Payton and his team are fully aware of the challenge in front of them when it comes to dealing with Rams defensive end Chris Long.
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I am grateful to Dick Carter, Bo Dahlbom, François Recanati and Dan Sperber who commented on earlier drafts of this paper. I am grateful to Pascal Engel, Dag Prawitz, Radu Bogdan and Paul Horwich for giving me an opportunity to present to audiences at the Séminaire de philosophie de l'esprit in Paris, in the Philosophy Departments of the University of Stockholm, of Tulane University, and the Philosophy of Psychology group at MIT, an ancestor of this paper. I learnt a lot from the numerous reactions.
Thoughts and Belief Ascriptions*
Article first published online: 5 MAY 2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-0017.1987.tb00124.x
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JACOB, P. (1987), Thoughts and Belief Ascriptions. Mind & Language, 2: 301–325. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-0017.1987.tb00124.x
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OPINION: The five most common UX mistakes
Like many or perhaps all services businesses, clients contact Fathom because something is broken. Or if its not broken, then it could certainly perform better.
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Google+ might be relatively new, but already the photography community is starting to thrive on the platform, with more than 3.4bn photos uploaded in the first 100 days. Thats why Google is now launching the Google Photography Prize, so inspired photographers from Irish universities can get innovative.
On its Google Blog today, the search engine giant said it is teaming up with Saatchi Gallery, London for the Google Photography Prize.
"We challenge you to come up with photographs that will make us laugh, cry, listen, hop on a plane, start a conversation, or start a revolution," says Google on the official competition site.
The competition is open to those who are 18 years old or older, and who are in a higher education institution.
On its site Google says that the "contest is open to students at higher education institutions ... who are residents of the 50 United States, the district of Columbia and worldwide, except for Brazil, Quebec, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Syria, North Korea, Sudan, Libya, Liberia, Zimbabwe, Myanmar (Burma)."
University students who are allowed enter from around the globe will have the opportunity to showcase their photos on Google+ and have their work exhibited at a major art institution.
"We're really excited about this, and think great art deserves great exposure. The contest is open to university students around the world ... *From far-away places to up-close faces, there are 10 different categories to spark your imagination," posted Obi Felten, director of Consumer Marketing, Google EMEA, on the Google Blog today.
*Some exceptions apply, so check out the official competition site.
Google has created 10 categories for people to choose from:
So what prizes are up for grabs?
Google said today that the eventual winner will also "go on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to an amazing destination with a professional photography coach."
Students can enter by picking a category (see above), uploading their photos to Google+ and sharing them with the world as a public post.
"Then visit the submission form on google.com/photographyprize by January 31, 2012 to enter," said Felten.
Saatchi Gallery, London will share updates on their Google+ page for the contest.